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Jay M. Feinman
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January 22, 1951
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Law 101: Everything You Need to Know about the American Legal System
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2000
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37 editions
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Delay, Deny, Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It
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2010
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8 editions
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Supreme Court Decisions
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2012
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9 editions
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1001 Legal Words You Need to Know: The Ultimate Guide to the Language of the Law
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2003
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5 editions
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Un-Making Law: The Conservative Campaign to Roll Back the Common Law
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2004
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3 editions
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Economic Negligence: Liability of Professionals and Businesses to Third Parties for Economic Loss
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1995
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Professional Liability to Third Parties
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2013
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4 editions
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A critical primer on contract law
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“The law is so complex and voluminous
that no one, not even the most knowledgeable lawyer, can understand it
all. Moreover, lawyers and legal scholars have not gone out of their way
to make the law accessible to the ordinary person. Just the opposite: Legal
professionals, like the priests of some obscure religion, too often try to
keep the law mysterious and inaccessible.”
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that no one, not even the most knowledgeable lawyer, can understand it
all. Moreover, lawyers and legal scholars have not gone out of their way
to make the law accessible to the ordinary person. Just the opposite: Legal
professionals, like the priests of some obscure religion, too often try to
keep the law mysterious and inaccessible.”
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“law lives in conduct, not on the printed page; it exists in the interactions of judges, lawyers, and ordinary citizens.”
― Law 101: Everything You Need to Know About American Law
― Law 101: Everything You Need to Know About American Law
“For Farmers’ ACME, as for Allstate’s CCPR and State Farm’s ACE, the McKinsey principles applied. The claims process would be radically altered. Traditionally companies pay what they should pay, with “should” defined by what the policyholder was owed. Transforming claims into a profit center would require focusing on leakage, or paying more than should be paid, where “should” was measured by the goal of reducing costs and increasing profits.”
― Delay, Deny, Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It
― Delay, Deny, Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It
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